New England Patriots will unveil a statue of Quarterback Tom Brady outside the Gillette Stadium before the game of Washington Commanders on August 8.
The team announced the details on Thursday, as the Patriots is known as “Tom Brady Day” on 12 June as the date can also be written as 6/12. It represents the number of Super Bowl Championships Brady won with the team (six) and its jersey number (12).
A heritage was opened in bronze forever.@TombradyThe statue will be unveiled at 8/8 before the Patriots vs. commanders. pic.twitter.com/mrfkkbqc7i
– New England Patriots (@Patriots) June 12, 2025
The plans for the 12 -foot -tall bronze statue were originally announced in June 2024 when Brady was included in the Franchise Hall of Fame.
Team owner Robert Craft said at the time, “(Murthy) Hall of Fame alone to symbolize its position alone in the plaza, not as the greatest in the franchise history, but as the greatest in NFL history,” said Robert Craft, the owner of the team.
The 47 -year -old Brady was one of the three times NFL the most valuable player, holding league records for perfection (7,753), passing (12,050), passing yard (89,214) and touchdown pass (649). He added his record seventh Super Bowl Championship with Tampa Baukeners in the 2020 season.
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